Welcome @Colt SavageThere are certainly deals to be had, even in our hot market.Just keep at it... the right property will find you :)

Everyone tries to pick neighborhoods in the cities, but honestly the burbs are hot!

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Nashville is so hot, that anything affordable is more and more south.

In my market, it is mostly unheard of to find screaming hot MLS deals...

I think it may be a hot button for banks going forward because many people use the term and really intend to either let family stay there or to use it strictly as an investment property.

It's outdated and an eye sore in a red hot neighborhood that I'm very familiar with.

The market up here is pretty hot and it is hard to find an affordable multi-family commercial property that will also meet the 50% and 2% rule.

With the Texas markets as hot as they are currently, it is difficult to find good cash flowing deals on the MLS and purchasing with conventional 20% down is expensive.  

@Mark Nolan hahaha is that you advocating for using mutual funds over retirement accounts :) One of the issues in my region is that it is so hot (Boulder County, I think top 1% of most expensive RE last year?)